Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-24
LOCAL AND ormER sors.
scraps from the Notebook Of sh,
seusineps Reporter.

seus1neps Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver, so 97k
Everybody is going to the concert this
evening.
John l.. Sullivan's broken arm is said
to be as good as new.
W. J. Townshend left yesterday for q
visit to Salt Lake City.
The bullion output of Lander county To
date exceeds S12, 000, 900.
At Carson Chinese opium smokers are
made to clean the streets.
Don't fail to attend the promenade con.
cert and social this evening.
A residen. Of REYNOLDS, Ca, aged 80
years, just died Of measles.
New potatoes have made their appear
anoe in this mRrket-at Berg's.
The Eureka Band is entitled to a crowded
house at their concert this evening.
You will miss 9 musical treat il you fail
to attend the concert this evening.
Col. Bob Ingersoll proposes that all
homes shall be made free from taxation.
No fewer than 5000 head OF beef cattle
we're fed on Truckee Meadows last Winter.
The condition Of DR.. Hagar yesterday
was about the same as the two preceding
days.
Wells. Fargo & Co. yesterday shipped
two bars OF passing bullion, valued at
So, 500.
Applications for a,545 acres Of land were
filed at the State Land Office at Carson
last week.
Gabe Cohn was about town yesterday in
terviewing his customers in regard to the
cigar trade.
Grass Valley water pipes are often
plugged up by catfish that get into them
from res%er voirs.
Louis Monaco has lost his hunting dog
Nero" and will be pleased to receive in
formation in regard to him.
The President yesterday completed his
selection Of Interstate Commerce Com.
missioners. See telegram.
The %jolliest man in own yesterday was
Charley Broy, which was owing to the
acquisition of q boy baby in the family.
The firing Of sugar plantations and the
KIDNAPPING OF persons of wealth to obtain
ransoms are frequent in portions of Cuba.
Twenty thousand square miles Of Wyo-
ming soil is known to be q solid coal bed,
o large portion Of which is forty feet thick.
The first anniversary Of the Eureka
Bands promenade concert and social will
take place 1t the Opera House this even
ing.
Mrs. ClevelaDd's friends aver that she
never INDUCES in gossip, and that she is
pleased that she pleases the American peo-
pie.
1t the suit OF Mitchell vs.. B~uschszzio,
in the District Court on Tuesday. for at
torney's fees, the jury found q verdict for
defendant.
The District Court was engaged sll of
yesterday in the trial OF the Pslisade rob-
berry case, which will probably be con-
cluded to-day.
For the purpose OF allowing the wit
nesses in the Palisade robbery case to re-
turn home. Judge Fitzgerald held al even
ing session last night.
In Sacramento on st. Patrick's Day
there we're more Americans and Germans
than there were Irishmen "wearin' Of the
green I" upon the streets.
The " big ditch has been cleaned and
flushed by q few enterprising citizens who
live in close proximity TO il, aud il now
smells as sweet as altar OF roses.
A Washington special says: General
Thomas T. Brady, of Star Route notoriety,
ID to be married shortly to q young lady.
lately sclerk in the Postofice Department.
Phoebe Record: II our ladies would add
q little glew to their whitewash their faces
wouldn't look nearly as streaked. The
addition of glue prevents the whitewash
from rubbing off.
A Los Angeles dispatch, received last
evening, says: Since the first appearance
of smallpox here, q month ago, there have
been 46 cases and nine deaths. Vaccine
ton is being vigorously performed.
The assault and battery case, between
two women. In Justice Sanders Court yes
to-day, drew q large crowd of people. 1t
WAS 80 much Of a "circus" that two OF the
attorneys withdrew from the case in dis
gust.
Salt Lake Democrat: Judge Zane as q
doubter is q success. He don't believe
that polygamist Grow was fooling around
his second wife's house two years just to
fix a leaky roof. He thinks Grow q very
poor carpenter or a very tough swearer.